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To: blogblogginaway
He was rattled and finger wagging 2 years ago apparently on TV in the U.K.



Clinton rages against Dimbleby in Panorama confrontation over Lewinsky

Sunday 20 June 2004

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Bill Clinton loses his temper with David Dimbleby during a BBC television interview to be broadcast this week when he is repeatedly quizzed about his affair with Monica Lewinsky. Bill Clinton The former American president, famed for his amiable disposition, becomes visibly angry and rattled, particularly when Dimbleby asks him whether his publicly declared contrition over the affair is genuine.
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml%3Bsessionid%3DAJPFS30GLUZXFQFIQMFCM5OAVCBQYJVC?xml=/news/2004/06/20/nclin20.xml&sSheet=/news/2004/06/20/ixnewstop.html&secureRefresh=true&_requestid=17491




Clinton chides media over affair

Tuesday, 22 June, 2004, 13:35 GMT 14:35 UK

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"Mr Clinton reacted after presenter David Dimbleby asked him why he had an affair with Ms Lewinsky when he knew he was under investigation by special prosecutor Kenneth Starr for other matters.
Wagging his finger and getting visibly agitated, Mr Clinton expressed anger at the media's behaviour.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3829799.stm
915 posted on 09/24/2006 2:28:08 AM PDT by AmeriBrit ( Doing the work for the good of the nation the MSM won't do!)
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To: AmeriBrit

Lest we forget.

While Clinton, as President, was destroying US international prestige & respect of allies and adversaries - how fortunate we were to have Newt Gingrich in charge of the HOR for our domestic stability during the late '90s.


916 posted on 09/24/2006 4:37:50 AM PDT by sodpoodle (I have no idea how I got here - but I like it and I plan to stay.)
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